After finishing high school with us in grade three, I want to go abroad to Canada or Australia.

Your plan is too long-term to immigrate to the United States, so we won't consider it for the time being. Only immigrants from Canada and Australia are easier.

You have to take IELTS when you graduate from high school and go abroad to go to college. I have to put up with the whole college stage. At that time, the immigration policies of Canada and Australia will become unknown, so it is useless to tell you the current policies now. Therefore, when you are still in the third year of high school, ask the intermediary for specific policies to help you predict the policy changes in the next few years.

The cost is even harder to say. America is more expensive, 400,000-500,000 a year, tuition and living expenses. In the other two countries, 200,000 to 300,000 a year is enough, including tuition and living expenses. Of course, all the figures I said are current prices. After three years, considering inflation, it may be a little more expensive than the reference I gave.

If you really want to immigrate in the future, you don't have to rely on yourself. If you have money at home, you can directly invest or do business, and the whole family will move. If you want to study abroad and immigrate through you, you have to be prepared. You will encounter all kinds of difficulties. Sometimes you work hard, but the policy changes, and your efforts are in vain, which is a bit like gambling. You are betting on future policy changes and your own abilities.